Short History
A Short History of England
作者：Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936
体例：段 章数：14
字数：284,024 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,287 字；最长 It may be true, though there is little proof of it, that the（39,338 字），最短 In so small a book on so large a matter, finished hastily en（4,506 字）。
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章节目录
共 14 段- It may be true, though there is little proof of it, that the
- The last of the heathen kingdoms to accept the cross was Mer
- That Feudalism was the main mark of the Middle Ages is a com
- But it is a huge historical error to suppose that the Crusad
- The mental trick by which the first half of English history
- We have all read at school that Simon de Montfort and Edward
- The advantage of "divine right," or irremovable legitimacy,
- The old barony had indeed been thinned by the civil wars tha
- There is a truth also in the popular insistence on the story
- The Stuarts, it may be suspected, brought from Scotland a mo
- Churchill is a type of the extraordinary time in this, that
- But a few years after Lafayette had returned from helping to
- The effect on England was less tragic; indeed, in a sense it
- In so small a book on so large a matter, finished hastily en